Lucy Harris harnesses the soul of a space to tell its story – and its owners’ stories. Rooted in modernism and influenced by various design movements, Lucy and her team work collaboratively with clients to create homes that are unique, timeless and reflective of the people who live in them. Lucy Harris is a full-service interior design studio based in New York City featured in publications such as Architectural Digest, New York Magazine and Interior Design Magazine. Building on personal histories rooted in design, Lucy and her team create spaces that are reflective of the people who inhabit them, mingled with their own love of modernism. Lucy Harris’ process is a collaborative one. The studio takes all aspects of its clients’ lives into account to yield a unique narrative for each room. From the initial vision through to completion, Lucy Harris ensures that every detail, every accent, every moment is meaningful, intentional and beautiful. Lucy Harris’ clients come from varied backgrounds, but have one thing in common: A desire to live in homes that tell distinctive stories. The studio has worked on residential and hospitality projects in New York City, Westchester and the Hamptons and embraces the opportunity to work on design projects the world over.

ResidentialWhile at Meyer Davis, Lucy oversaw the design and construction of numerous high-end lofts, townhouses, estates, and houses in New York City, the Beaverkill region of the Catskills, Connecticut, and abroad. She oversaw the interior decoration of multiple residences.HospitalityLucy managed the design and construction of the interiors of the much-published Nolitan Hotel in New York City. Collaborating with Richard Meier and Partners she worked with the Meyer Davis team to design a forthcoming W Hotel Kanai in Mexico as well as a W Hotel in New Orleans. Lucy oversaw the design and construction of Boqueria restaurants in New York City, and Washington, D.C., as well as other restaurants in New York City and Los Angeles.RetailLucy worked on numerous projects for Oscar de la Renta, including boutiques in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic and the flagship boutique in New York City. While at Meyer Davis she oversaw the design and construction of their two-story, 30,000-square-foot combined showroom, fashion show space, and atelier overlooking New York City’s Bryant Park. Lucy also was involved in the design and construction of John Varvatos stores in New York City and Las Vegas. While at Cooley Monato Studio she collaborated on international boutiques for Marc Jacobs and Tiffany and Co. While at Studios Architecture she collaborated on the worldwide design concept for the current Gucci stores.

Oversaw the design and construction of numerous high-end residences, retail and hospitality projects in New York City and worldwide.